We
don't even want to know the name of the person who came up with the
idea of a "tribute doll" for a murdered girl, a doll being sold for
profit, because then we might have to commit serious crimes. Since
there's no such thing as hell, if we send this doll's creator enough
bad vibes, voodoo-style, maybe he'll suffer a miserable fallout from
this idea.
And by the way, before you leap
to his undeserved defense, the doll is retailing for $30, with a
"portion" "possibly" going to an undecided charity. Nice try, assface.
Asked about whether it's appropriate for his company profit on Caylee's death, Salcedo said he is anticipating critics.
"I think that that is going to come up," he said.
Salcedo said the public does not understand what it costs to make the doll, ship it, import it, and his company's expenses. [Orlando Sentinel]
Hey, Salcedo (now we know your name), no one's forcing you to do anything.
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